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Forgiven, Forgiving and Free

  1. The Pipe Cleaner
    1 Digging Deeper
  2. That Big Pencil Without an Eraser
    1 Digging Deeper
  3. RUN, Spot, R-U-N
    1 Digging Deeper
  4. Give God Your G-U-I-L-T
    1 Digging Deeper
  5. Bustin’ Up Boulders
    1 Digging Deeper
  6. Stoned!
    1 Digging Deeper
  7. Forgiveness Starts With the Heart
    1 Digging Deeper
  8. Downright Difficult
    1 Digging Deeper
  9. Living Inside Another’s Skin
    1 Digging Deeper
    1. Questions
    2. Exercises
  10. When I Cry and Want to Know Why
    1 Digging Deeper
  11. The “Blame” Game
    1 Digging Deeper
  12. No Pain, Now What…?
    1 Digging Deeper
Forgiven, Forgiving and Free Living Inside Another’s Skin
Lesson 9 of 12
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Living Inside Another’s Skin

Dan Winkler
  • Question 01
    In Jesus’ “Parable of the Unforgiven Servant,” found in Matthew 18, what consequences did the servant have to face when he refused to forgive? How does this apply to our lives today?
  • Question 02
    How does being “a person of love” make you more of a forgiving person?
  • Question 03
    Why do you think love is more important than anything else you could say, have or do? Do you have any examples from your own life that illustrate this point?
  • Question 04
    What are some ways in which love shapes the way we treat other people? How does this help us with forgiveness?
  • Question 05
    What makes love greater than miracles, faith, and hope?
  • Question 06
    How can forgiving love bless our lives as Christians?
  • Exercise 01
    Creating a loving heart for forgiveness is difficult. Look back at the previous lessons. Especially look at 1 Corinthians 13 and our memory verse, Colossians 3:12-13. Which of God’s commandments are more difficult for you? Share those with your Mathetis group. As you and your group members share what is challenging, pray for one another and for yourself to improve in those areas so that you can cultivate a loving heart that is ready to forgive.

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